Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

6y the present favsrahls circumstances
20 avsnRe herself for the work % the
Berlin ConErsss.
Deputy Ter Reme.
RozEx. MAY sS-Rieoioffi GaribAldi
has been elected Dspaty for Rsme.
y Cattle 0aaFantlneIn view MexleS.B
SANTA FE. IN. NJ Nav 3-Gover.
nor Ross issued q qaaransine proclsmA-
ton today 90 eaaFd against plearo-
raenmeBfa. by tAe advise OF the New
Mexico Cattle Sanitary Commission. 10
goes into eject on JaDe lst. TIE rea
sou given for Il is that pleure rneu-
nonia IL an epideDie In Nev YsFk.
New Jersey, Illinois. Canada, Scotland
and E1Rland and the Introduction Of
cattle from any Of these PLACES aud
cattle coming throuGh The CAicaRo and
Kansas Civ etockvards. IL prohibited
unless the cattle have net been within
the states. countries OF stoekyards nam
ed during the eix mouths precediuR
their arrival In New Mexico and have
not shown symptoms af the disease.
Cattle coming from the districts named.
IL allowed In this Territory after In
spection, must do 90 by complying With
these regulations The inspectors can
require the importers 20 show all the
places where the cattle have been with
in sir months. The fee for inspection
Is twenty cents per head.
Resigned.
QuKBEo, May . 2S-Lisutenant Gov
ernor Mason has resigned In corse
qusnee Of III health.
Ne 0aleial statement Of the Collision.
REw YoRx. Nav 23 Captain Irving
Of the steamer Celtic, was found at the
elise OF the White star Line this after
nson and requested TO give his story Of
sha collision.
He said: I have nothing 90 tell the
press Mr.. IsmaF, agent Of tue line. has
nv official report - " n as that OF Cap
tain Perry OF the Britannia. and can
give vou such information ~ be desires
concerning them. ] presume they will
differ ia material respects and 10 will
require iudisial aid TO deternine what
is or whas was the exact state Of
sffaira"
Following Is an official list Of the
wounded aud killed;
Killed-James Bereb. Jane Robinson,
James Greenaohai. Adam Johanason.
The LAST two are missing and are sup
poasd to have been killed.
Tniarpd-Wm. L .loF. Patrick. DuFkee,
EliE beth Wainwright, Mary Griffith,
George Arthur RabiDaNu. Gorge Rick
ette. Bob Mooney, Michael Donahue
and Mark Allen.
The general impression 10 that Mr..
Johanasou and Mr.. Greenaehai we're In
their bertha at the time Of the accident,
and that their bodies are under water
Mr. Ismay said that the comnRny would
not make any ofisial statement OF the
collision; that the reports Of the two
captains would be made to the British
Consul, and by him transmitted TO the
British Board of Trade az Liverpool
Manv passengers made arrangements to
90 With the other vessels OF the White
Star Line 20 their destination. Oihers,
wba lost all they bad, said that they In
tended to wait until such time a. they
have recovered from the hnanciai pre-
dicament the accident has placed them
in.
tis believed that the Celtic is re-
auousibie for the collision with the
Britannia. A chart Was shown 20 an
Associated Press reporter this after
noon. Mr.. Ismay,in showing the chart.
had not thought of the fact that the
place indicated as the point Of collision
vas in the track OF outgoing vessels, un-
sil Il vas too late. The chart showed,
according In Ismav, that the Celtic vas
in the regular course OF the outward
bound vessels on this line, and about
sixty miles south of the rega-
lar course Of inward bnund
vessels. When she eollided
With the Britannic, the latter vessel was
in her PROPER course. After Ismay re.
covered from his surprise, he was asked
IL be had auv theory 90 advance 10 re
gard to the cause Of the accident. DE
replied 10 the negative.
The steamship company has shut up
all possible avenues Of Information
from reporters. The company
is paying board OF lee pass
eneeFs and is resolving state
ments Of the losses sustained
and offers to return all passage money
paid or to forward those who Sish 70
their original destination by some other
line, as their books are all filled Tor
months ahead, or send those who do
not wish 10 resume their journey back
TO their homes. There 10 much com
plant smono the steeraRe passengers.
Who allaae brutality Of treatment and
undue haste In barring the dead at sea-
and shovelipg the fragments Of bodies
into the ocean With the debris OF the
broken vessel.
Frighsful sawmIIl Accident.
ALBuQuERouE, May 23-Pablo Girls
pives sawUill in Canon Largo, 30 miles
east Of this city, was the scene OF TER
rible explosion yesterday morning, re-
sultine in the entire destruction OF the
property aud Instantly killing tVo men,
one Of them the son Of the proprietor.
aud seriously wounding the head sawyer,
Thos. Valov. Al 7 O'Clock yesterday
morning the men went to work. AZ $50.
while eight employees Of the mill we're
engaged in their usual work. without an
iRstant's warning. a heavy timber
was splinteFed end threw the debris into
q eonfuspd heap, into the guloh, over
which IL vas built. Five mSn we're 10
the sawSust pit and esoaped serious iu-
inv hat the vounO eon CriapiVes aud a